When making icons and other imagery for web, I often want the main (often only) colour to be defined as `currentColor`, so that its actual colour is automatically controlled by the inherited text colour of its surroundings. This is a common pattern which works for inline SVGs, including ones pulled from elsewhere in the document via `<use>`. At the moment, Inkscape does not make it easy to set that colour. To be sure you're doing it right, you have to know the specifics of how colours are inherited through the tree, how attributes and CSS work, and either the semi-obscure places they need to be set in Inkscape (i.e. XML editor or selectors/styles editor), or how to manually edit the SVG file in a text editor. I would like very much if Inkscape were to offer: 1. A very easy way to select "currentColor" as the fill or stroke colour of an object 2. A way to adjust for the current document what colour `currentColor` will actually be rendered as; this should default to black (the same as how `currentColor` is currently rendered in Inkscape) and would only affect viewing within Inkscape And maybe it would also be nice to have: - Ability to set `currentColor` in other contexts, such as gradient stops